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PV Power is ready to begin the Nhon Trach 3 and 4 thermal power projects in Dong Nai According to information published by PV Power, the consultancy agency of these projects – Power Engineering Consulting JSC 2 – completed the feasibility study. PV Power will submit the basic report to the Ministry of Industry and Trade for approval and send a document to Electricity of Vietnam (EVN) to discuss grid connection. Besides, the company will work with Electric Power Trading Company and PV Gas to negotiate about the power and gas purchase agreements for the two projects. … [Read more...] about PV Power mobilises capital for Nhon Trach 3 and 4 thermal power plants

At a recent symposium on measures to boost the development of Vietnam’s mechanic sectors, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc stressed that the Government will establish a market for mechanic firms to develop, including facilitating the sector to seek for domestic and overseas markets for the country’s oil and gas engineering sector’s products. … [Read more...] about Oil and gas manufacturing affirms stuff in integration

Another 6,000 agents are estimated to have taken on additional jobs in order to cover living expenses. These people maintain their status as agents of real estate firms, but because their incomes have decreased significantly, they’ve had to take on more jobs, the survey report said. … [Read more...] about Austere Tet for real estate brokers as bonuses plummet

The Bac Lieu LNG-to-power project was the watershed that allowed the power distribution and generation sector to overcome manufacturing and processing to become the sector luring the largest foreign investment capital in January 2020 with the total $4.04 billion, making up 75.8 per cent of foreign investment capital inflows. … [Read more...] about Bac Lieu LNG-to-power project triples January FDI inflow

Hanoi (VNA) - The Mekong Delta region of Vietnam, an area that helps feed about 200 million people, is predicted to sink underwater by 2100. In the past 25 years, Mekong Delta and the communities, cities and rice fields that depend on it, have faced grave risks of higher tides, alluvium sediment starvation, saline intrusion, fresh water shortage, and serious landslides. According to Dr. Philip Minderhoud from the Utrecht University, the delta, home to almost 18 million people and produces half of Vietnam’s rice output, is only around 1-2 metres above the sea level. And if heavy extraction of ground water and sand mining continue, the land will probably sink into the sea by 2100. Rising tides, loss of naturally replenishing alluvium sediment The scientist, head the “Rise and Fall: strategies for the subsiding and urbanizing Mekong Delta facing increasing salt water intrusion” project, said that the area is currently only 80 centimetres above the local sea level, … [Read more...] about Sinking predicted for Mekong Delta region